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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1933

Page

8

Three Plans for Reopening Oil City Bank

A five member stockholders committee in Oil City began evaluating reopening options for the Oil City National Bank after a stockholders meeting. Three plans were presented: reopen restricted deposits, raise about 1 million dollars for unrestricted reopening, or sell assets to another bank taking on liabilities.

Committee of Five Oil City National Bank Omerry Thetetter H. J. Grawford S. ¥. Ramage E. C. McFate W. M. Parker

DuBois Burglar Nabbed Near Kane After Alert

Leonard Garmells, 38, wanted for breaking and entering and larceny in DuBois, was arrested near Kane by State Highway Patrolman Johnson. He was jailed at the state police substation awaiting word from DuBois police. his license had been revoked recently. He was reportedly driving a Packard sedan when captured. The arrest was signed by DuBois Police Chief L. L. Love. Return by PwEola police was anticipated.

Ane DuBois Leonard Garmells Here Johnson Carmela L. L. Love PwEola Carmelia

PRESH AIR CHILDREN RETURN TO N Y HOMES

A group of twelve New York City children, guests of Clymer families in Chautauqua County, boarded Brig train No 2 to return home. Mrs H J Carlisch led the group, with Mrs C J Meyerini, and a special car was assigned for their travel to New York City where Herald Tribune representatives will assume supervision. Some children expressed desire to stay with the Clymer hosts, and one girl may be adopted into her foster home. The party is due in New York City by nine this evening.

New York City Clymer H. J. Carlisch Chautausqua County C. J. Meyerini Calison Jamestown Dayton

Hanley Rejoins Schaffner Firm in 35 Year Absence

Joseh A. Hanley, former postmaster, returns to Schaffner Bros. staff after a 35 year absence. He had worked with Morris and Jacob Schaffner, who ran a wholesale pork and beef business at 11th and Wayne, prior to joining the post office in 1886. Hanley retired under a 1938 annuity for 30 plus years service. Milton Schaffner, elected president at a recent reorganizational meeting, announced the appointment.

Hanley Milton Schaffner Frm

Gerbault Rival Paris Sails 5200 Mile Atlantic Cruise

Count Mane de Saint Front, rival to Alain Gerbault, the French sailor, sailed from Douarnenez to Fort-de-France in an 11 meter boat. He completed the 5200 mile journey alone with a stop at Madeira while a law graduate painter and naval officer.

Gerbault Paris Alain Gerbault Jone Mariner Mane de Saint Front Douarnenez France Fort-de France Martinique Madeira

Three Hurt In Ridgway Crash Injuries Reported

In Ridgway on Sunday afternoon three Wilcox residents were injured in a collision at Broad and Race streets. John Huber suffered a fractured nose, Mrs. Huber head and leg injuries, and Cassper Huber age three head injuries and body bruises. A Ford truck owned by Homes Telephone Company and driven by Paul Stewart collided with the Hubers’ Ford coach. Two pedestrians escaped injury from flying glass. Vehicle damage totaled about 35 dollars to the truck and 125 dollars to the coach. A state highway patrol officer led the investigation.

Ridgway Wilcox Broad Street Race Street Prt John Huber Hubers Ford Homes Telephone Company Land Paul Stewart Cardott Street Famac Ridgway “Barracks State Highway Patrol

State Extension School Planned in Two Places

Ambitious youth in Bradford Warren and Kane may earn Pennsylvania State College credits without leaving home as state extension schools plan two centers. Nineteen Bradford men and fifteen Warren women enroll in the freshmen course. Kane may host a center if ten more enroll. Dean Chambers explains the policy enables continuing education for students unable to afford moving to college this year.

Cane Bradford Ad Warren Kane Warren Bramford Dean W. Gi. Chambers School of Education Kane High Schoool

Harris Amusement Co Takes Over Oil City Theatre

Harris Amusement Co Inc of Pittsburgh becomes sole operator of motion picture houses in Oil City. The Latonia theatre on East First street was leased, after the Drake and Lyric theatres had been operated by the company. Latonia closed today with no shows booked. reopening planned soon, likely by week’s end.

City Harris Amusement Co. Inc Pittsburgh East First Street Drake and Lyric Theatres

Pretty French Creek Wedding in Sherman NY Bride Weds Harold Cady

At the French Creek home of Laura Gleason, Miss Laura May Gleason wed Harold Willis Cady of Sherman NY. The ceremony featured garden floral decor, pink crepe, and Lohengrin’s march. A five course dinner followed with a unique ribboned dollar gift.

Laura May Gleason Harold Willis Cady Sherman French Creek N.Y Lucas C. Gleason K. R. Kinney Baptist Church of Sherman, NY Hazel Cady Te Winkle Lohengrin Cady Gerald Gatriel Ellen Gleason Quinn Smith Zis Virginia Rothra Mayville Alice Bult Clymer Caroline Proestler Lotte Cate Adirondstk Drs. Cady Clymer High School Sherman Training “Pléas Lady Sherman High School Clas Chautaurus Warren Raymond Walters Brocton Louis Presstler Lottie More Virginia Rothia

Pennsylvania Forests Hit Record Planting Total

Jarrisburg reports more than 1.597 billion trees planted in Pennsylvania state forests this year, a 15 year high. Charles R. Mech, chief of the bureau of forest extension, cites the record as proof of ongoing afforestation efforts statewide.

Jarrisburg Pennsylvania Charles R. Mech Bureau of Forest Extension

Aged Driver Hurt In Crash Near Marienville

John Smith aged 60 of Marienville was slightly injured when his car veered off the road Saturday afternoon near Marienville after falling asleep at about 4 o clock Seth also suffered cuts and bruises and received medical aid at Marienville G. G. Brow ambulance from the city responded to the emergency call and brought the injured men back to Marienville after they were picked up at the scene.

Kane John Smith Marienville Seth G. Brow

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